Spider-Man et les Héros Marvel #8
In this pivotal 2009 issue of Spider-Man et les Héros Marvel, Spider-Man teams up with Iron Man to stop Titanium Man from assassinating Tony Stark, only to find himself unexpectedly called to testify before the Senate on superhuman registration. Written by J. Michael Straczynski and illustrated by Tyler Kirkham, with inks by Sal Regla and colors by John Starr, the story unfolds with quiet tension as Peter Parker begins to question the motives behind Iron Man’s latest move—especially when the news of the Stamford disaster arrives.
In "null," Spider-Man seeks Doctor Strange’s aid after the mysterious death of Brian DeWolff, uncovering a chilling truth: Phillip has been manipulating Brian’s mind, turning him into the Wraith. The revelation shakes Spider-Man as he confronts the hidden power behind the mask.
In "null," Peter Parker puts on a sleek new red and gold Spider-Man suit designed by Tony Stark—complete with body armor, gliding wings, and enhanced senses—just as Stark asks him to become his protégé. With the promise of a high-stakes appearance before a Senate committee on superhuman affairs looming, Peter’s next mission takes a sudden turn into uncharted territory.
In "null," Tony Stark upgrades Spider-Man’s red and gold suit with adaptive camouflage and retractable metal limbs, just as Peter Parker faces a Senate committee on superhuman registration. When Tony is ambushed by Titanium Man on the building steps, Spider-Man swings in to defend him—proving that even in the spotlight, heroism still comes down to instinct.
In "null," Spider-Man teams up with Iron Man to stop Titanium Man from assassinating Tony Stark, but the victory comes with a quiet unease. As Peter testifies before the Senate on superhuman registration, he’s unaware that Iron Man orchestrated the attack to manipulate public opinion—leaving Peter caught in a web of trust and deception. When news of the Stamford disaster reaches them, the weight of the moment settles on both heroes, their alliance now shadowed by unseen strings.
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